Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Maryland Colonization Journal, Vol. 3: March, 1846
Several objects will be attained by sending the model, instead of the vessel, to Africa - The outlay of her construction will be a service to the Colony employment will be given to a good many of the colonists while she is being built: the building will be a matter Of pride and interest the example may lead to the building of others; and especially an admirable model will be furnished, to serve for future use. At the old Colony, vessels have been built for several years past. The one, whose model is now sent out, will be the first built at Cape Palmas.
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